Discover why still life drawing forms the foundation of every artist’s journey. When we think of great works of art, from grand landscapes to expressive portraits, it’s easy to forget that every masterpiece begins with the basics. Among these, still life drawing stands as the cornerstone of an artist’s journey, a timeless exercise that sharpens observation, builds technique, and nurtures creative patience.

Art as a Gentle Pause: As an artist and art educator, I’ve often observed how art offers something truly special, a sense of calm, focus, and joy that feels different from the fast-paced, screen-heavy routines we all live in today. Whether it’s a child drawing their favourite bird or an adult experimenting with colours, the act of creating becomes a natural pause, a way of slowing down and reconnecting with oneself.

Art and the Golden Era: Are We Living in One Today? When you hear the phrase “Golden era of Art,” what comes to mind? Maybe the Renaissance masters in Italy? Ancient Indian temple sculptures? Or perhaps the great poets and painters of your own culture?

Art as Therapy: How Creativity Nurtures Mental Well-Being for Children and Adults. In our busy, screen-filled lives, stress doesn’t spare anyone, children juggle academics and peer pressure, while adults face work, family, and endless responsibilities. Amid this chaos, art emerges as a gentle but powerful tool for healing and balance.

In today’s digital age, creativity is more important than ever. As parents, we all want our children to express themselves, think...